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Posted by dorayme on 04/25/07 04:41
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<1177475130.733503.148480@b40g2000prd.googlegroups.com>,
corrinarusso@gmail.com wrote:
> If you take a look at this page, and scroll, you will notice that the
> top navigation menu "follows" the page as you scroll :
> http://www.tcartonline.com/conceive_a_child/index.htm
> http://www.tcartonline.com/medical_health/index.htm
>
> I have a meeting this week with my client - and I already know he's
> going to request this to be implemented in his own new site.
>
> I hate it personally - so my question is :
> What sort of *techncial argument* can I make in trying to justify why
> __not__ to implement this ?
> Is there anything *in addition* to the fact that the user must have
> javascript enabled for it to work ?
>
> Ultimately - it's his money, and his site, but I'd like to have
> another side to discuss other than I just don't like it!
Are you kidding? You just "don't like it" is the best you can do?
What technical argument, the bloody thing stops you reading
content stuff underneath it on a short window? That is enough.
Tell them you organised a trial with a room full of people and
they split their sides.
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dorayme
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